In his December editorial, Domus's editorial director, Walter Mariotti, takes us on a journey through the new policies for preserving Italian architectural heritage and challenges the “neglect of the present”.
A lookbook capable of looking at the past and the future at the same time, Gucci Generation is an imaginary runway of archive pieces photographed personally by the new creative director to show where the brand is heading.
Pantone is taking a break from color this year, choosing “a billowy, balanced white imbued with a feeling of serenity”.
Award-winning Magnum photographer Alex Webb talks to Domus about the Lavazza 2026 Calendar, where coffee is found in the “chaos of everyday life” and Italian identity teeters between authenticity and cliché.
With its new collection for interior and exterior decoration, Kerakoll continues its research into colour, confirming the role of colour as a star of design and as a “key” that makes the environment (not only the exterior) resound with emotions.
In the endless flow of the feed, Fullwarp’s disturbing videos crack the predictable surface: liquid faces, mutated bodies, synthetic visions that reveal how artificial imagination has already become a defining force of the present.
The Disney sequel deepens its visionary multi-species city, designed to make differences compatible. But it also shows the paradox of modernity: an inclusive urban plan does not guarantee inclusive citizens.
The apartment where Ragazzi di vita and Le ceneri di Gramsci were born is now open to the public free of charge four days a week, joining the network of National Museums of the city of Rome as a testament to the cultural value of its outskirts.
Casa Joyera del Sur is a new manufacturing company that highlights local craftsmanship through a sustainable, circular production model.
In six seconds, Vine crafted an entirely new visual grammar: loops, imperfect gestures and micro-architectures of meaning that return today with “diVine,” in the age of hyper-designed, algorithmic feeds.
Molteni&C, in collaboration with the Gio Ponti Archives, has created a collection of eight pieces that reinterprets the legacy of the great designer and founder of Domus.
As Italy prepares to host the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, it is worth looking back at some key moments over the past 30 years that have not only transformed Olympic fashion, but also reshaped the way we think about and wear technical sportswear.
Knokke scans 35mm film by combining a retro-futuristic design with advanced scanning technologies.
